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Mayawati Affirms BSP’s Decision to Go Solo in Lok Sabha Polls

Addressing speculations about forming alliances, Mayawati emphasized that reports suggesting coalition talks are false.

By: Team Pardaphash  Pardaphash Group
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Mayawati Affirms BSP’s Decision to Go Solo in Lok Sabha Polls

Bahujan Samaj Party (BSP) chief Mayawati has firmly rejected talks of forming alliances ahead of the upcoming Lok Sabha elections, asserting the party’s decision to contest independently.

BSP Dismisses Alliance Speculations


Addressing recent speculations, Mayawati dismissed rumors of potential coalitions, emphasizing that the BSP will not be entering into any alliances for the forthcoming Lok Sabha elections. She stated that such rumors only underscored the dependency of certain parties on the BSP.

Independent Stand for Lok Sabha Elections


Mayawati reiterated the BSP’s stance to contest the Lok Sabha polls independently, asserting the party’s confidence in its own strength and capabilities.

Opposition’s Invitation to Join India Bloc


Despite efforts from opposition parties to form a united front against the BJP, Mayawati clarified that the BSP has not entered into any coalition agreements. Avinash Pande, Congress’ Uttar Pradesh in-charge, had earlier extended an invitation to the BSP to join the India Bloc, aimed at countering the BJP’s dominance in the upcoming elections.

BSP’s Commitment to People’s Welfare


Mayawati emphasized the BSP’s unwavering commitment to the welfare of all sections of society, particularly the marginalized and oppressed. The party’s decision to contest independently, she stated, is in alignment with its dedication to serving the interests of the people.

Clarification on Social Media


Mayawati took to social media to reiterate the BSP’s decision, warning the public to be wary of rumors and reaffirming the party’s determination to prioritize the well-being of the populace.

The BSP’s decision to go solo underscores its determination to assert its political presence and agenda in the upcoming Lok Sabha elections.

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